The BWF Super 750 Tournament French Open is underway, the tournament is not participating, the other seeded players who participated in last week's Danish Open are basically all playing, and the men's singles Momota Kendou and Arcelor are expected to meet again in the final. After the end of last week's Super 1000 Danish Open, the BWF updated the latest edition of the world rankings, and the top 10 men's and women's singles have not changed, and the national feather only occupies the top position in the mixed doubles table.
Men's singles Japan's Kento Momota continues to rank first, while Denmark's Arcelor and Antonsen are second and third. Arccelon defeated Kento Momota 2-1 at last week's Danish Open, ending a 13-game losing streak and narrowing the pair's world ranking points to just 631 points, both of them competing in the French Open this week, and if Arcelor wins the tournament again in this tournament, or advances to the final and Momota Kendou misses the final, his points will surpass Momota Kendou to return to the world's first place. Momota took the world number one spot from Arcelor in September 2018 and has now held it for three years.
In the men's singles top ten, there is only one national featherweight player, Chen Long, who ranks 6th. Chen Long, who has not participated in the past six months, has been protected by the BWF rankings, which means that in the next six months, even if he does not participate in international competitions, the world ranking points will drop in real time, and when he returns to participate, he can still participate as the sixth in the world. Chen Long's application for ranking protection is mainly due to physical and age reasons. Shi Yuqi, who retired from the Danish Open, continued to rank 11th, Lin Dan, who retired for more than a year, slipped three places to 25th, Lu Guangzu ranked 27th, and Huang Yuxiang dropped one place to rank 30th.
There was no change in the top 15 women's singles, with Chen Yufei in 2nd place, He Bingjiao in 9th, Dai Ziying in Chinese Taipei continuing to be at the top of the list, Japan's Okuhara Hope and Yamaguchi Akane in 3rd and 5th respectively, and Spain's Marin in 4th place, she also applied for ranking protection because of a torn cruciate ligament. Wang Zhiyi rose one place to 16th, and Han Yue continued to rank 27th.
In the three doubles events, the women's doubles Chen Qingchen/Jia Yifan ranked 2nd, Du Yue/Li Yinhui ranked 7th, Li Wenmei/Zheng Yu ranked 15th, and Liu Xuanxuan/Xia Yuting moved up 2 places to 18th. The Japanese duo of Yuki Fukushima and Seika Hirota came out first. Indonesia's Ji Dean/Sukamuyo and Ah Shan/Hendra of The Men's Doubles tied the top two, with Li Junhui/Liu Yuchen in fourth place, he Jiting/Tan Qiang, Huang Kaixiang/Liu Cheng, Ou Xuanyi/Zhang Nan all slipping one place in the rankings, ranking 21st, 22nd and 25th respectively. Mixed doubles is the only event in the national team that occupies the top spot, with Zheng Siwei/Huang Yaqiong firmly in the first place, Wang Yilu/Huang Dongping in second place, but the Thai combination of Dechabo/Sha Xili in third place is only 561 points away from them. He Jiting/Du Yue ranked 18th, and Lu Kai/Chen Lu ranked 29th. It is worth mentioning that Du Yue and Feng Yanzhe, the new pair, have participated in the Sudirman Cup and the Danish Open consecutively, stopping in the top 8 of the Danish Open, and their world ranking has risen by 1616 places in this period, and they are currently ranked 191st.